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Embracing Opportunity: Carolina Keller’s Forsyth Tech Story
When speaking with Carolina Keller, a proud alumna of Forsyth Technical Community College, her enthusiasm about her educational journey was palpable. Carolina’s story is a powerful example of the transformative […]
Posted by Lauren Werner on February 5, 2024
AWESM Conference
Forsyth Tech is proud to present the AWESM Conference! This conference symbolizes a pivotal step in our collaborative journey towards aligning education and occupational training with the evolving needs of […]
Posted by Hannah Wilson on February 1, 2024
Forsyth Technical Community Faculty and Staff in First Cohort of Community College Growth Engine Fellowship Program
Education Design Lab (the Lab) announced the first cohort of participants in the Community College Growth Engine Fellowship Program on January 18, 2024. The Fellowship will support 11 higher education […]
Posted by Lauren Werner on January 23, 2024
Black History Month Keynote Address
Join us as we conclude our celebration of Black History Month with a keynote address by the Honorable Judge Ashleigh Parker of the NC 10th Judicial District. Judge Parker will […]
Posted by Hannah Wilson on January 19, 2024
Healing Through Art: Exploring Black History, Mental Health, and the Arts with Local Artist Monique Johnson
Join us as we welcome the founder of Made 2 Soar, motivational speaker, and local artist, Monique Johnson, J.D., as we celebrate Black History Month and examine the impact of […]
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Sweet Tea: Black Gay Men of The South—An Oral History*
Forsyth Tech Presents “Sweet Tea: Black Gay Men of The South—An Oral History,” performed by Dr. E. Patrick Johnson. This performance of oral histories is from stories shared by Black […]
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The Spirit of Harriet Tubman presented by Diane Faison
“The Spirit of Harriet Tubman” is a one-woman play about the leader of the Underground Railroad starring Diane Faison. Harriet Tubman was an American abolitionist and political activist born into […]
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Triad Cultural Arts “Black History/Green Book” Pop-Up
The self-guided MLK Jr. Pop-up Salon will relocate from the Mazie S. Woodruff Center to our Main Campus in late January! This exhibit features artifacts and history, including videos of […]
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Black History Month Events
We are excited to announce a series of programs and events in honor and observance of Black History Month. The overarching theme for Forsyth Tech’s celebrations of Dr. Martin Luther, King, Jr. and […]
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Forsyth Technical Community College Spring Enrollment Hits Highest Level Since 2014
Forsyth Technical Community College, a leader in providing accessible, high-quality education in Forsyth and Stokes Counties, is proud to announce a significant milestone. The spring enrollment numbers for the year […]
Posted by Lauren Werner on January 17, 2024
Grants and the first half of the federal student loans are disbursed
Posted by Brian on January 16, 2024
Forsyth Tech, UNCW Partner for PathWays Program
It is now even easier for Forsyth Tech students to transfer to UNCW. Through the new PathWays program, the university aims to form partnerships with all 58 state community colleges […]
Posted by Lauren Werner on January 11, 2024
Holocaust Remembrance Event
Inherited Memories: A Dialogue with Survivors’ Children – Sponsored by the Peter Thull Fund for Holocaust and Social Justice Education A Conversation about how we tell our stories across generations. […]
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The Rhodes Conference Center in the Strickland Building on Forsyth Tech’s Main Campus
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Big News for Forsyth Tech Connect Pantries: Streaming Support with Pantry Soft
Exciting news for our Trailblazer community! Starting Monday, January 8, 2024, Forsyth Tech is introducing a new, streamlined process for accessing our Connect Pantries. We’re moving to an online system […]
Posted by Lauren Werner on January 5, 2024